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I'm working on a mobile application. In this application I have a Form. The Form contains 2 TextBoxes. It also contains 1 Assigned Command of Type 'Cancel'. One of the TextBoxes contains 1 Assigned Item Command (witch is labeled 'OK'). When I run the application and go to this form I see 3 softbuttons on the bottem of the screen: 'Clear', 'OK' and 'Options'. The 'Clear' button is there because one of the TextBoxes is selected, that's OK with me. The 'OK' button is there because the TextBox that holds the Assigned Item Command (labeled 'OK') is selected, that's OK with me. But why can't I see the Assigned Command of type 'Cancel'. This command is 'hidden' under the soft button 'Options', this is not logical to me. Is there a possibility to change this, so the the Cancel-command is not 'hidden' under the 'Options' softbutton. Probably it is a default behaviour in Netbeans that if there are more than 2 softbuttons in a Form to be shown, the 3rd,4th,5th,.... one are put on the 'Options' softbutton. I think this is a good behaviour, but not if there are only 3 softbuttons to be shown. If the 'Options' softbutton only holds 1 command, it makes the 'Options' softbutton needless. I think it would be nicer to show the command directly on the screen in stead of the 'Options' softbutton. Can somebody help me out...
This is a device/emulator specific behaviour. The J2ME specification says that. There is no way how NetBeans can change it since the MIDP API does not allow that.